According to the AISE news agency, the Italian ambassador to Malta, Valentina Setta, met with agents from the Italian State Police who will be conducting joint patrols with the Maltese police throughout August. The operation covers the main tourist areas of the archipelago.
The Italian embassy in Malta defines the action as an initiative that “strengthens collaboration between Italy and Malta” and offers an extra point of support to Italian citizens who choose the archipelago for their holidays. Joint patrols are a common practice of police cooperation between countries, especially in tourist destinations with a large influx of visitors of the same nationality.
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Read the original article in Italian at AISE.
